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All times US Eastern:
4:15 AM: President Obama meets with President Nursultan Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan
4:55 AM: Participates in the Nuclear Security Summit
11:0 AM: Holds a joint press conference with Dutch Prime Minister Rutte
12:0: Holds a bilateral meeting with the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi
1:30 PM: Holds a trilateral meeting with President Park Geun-Hye of the Republic of Korea and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan
3:35 PM: Departs the Netherlands
4:15 PM: Arrives Brussels, Belgium
President Obama looks at Rembrandt's "Self-portrait as the Apostle Paul" during a tour of the Gallery of Honor at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, March 24, 2014 (Photo by Pete Souza)
Michael Hiltzik: Where Are The Positive Stories About Obamacare?
If there were fairness in this world, Rita Rizzo would be a media star. Rizzo, 60, owns a management consulting firm for nonprofit groups and government offices in Akron, Ohio, with her husband, Lou Vincent, 64. Vincent, who suffers from Type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure, has gone without health insurance for 10 years. "We got 30 denial letters," Rizzo told me last week. Three years ago, Rizzo got a hip replacement. Her own insurance premiums were going to rise by $500 a month, to about $800, so she chose instead to triple her deductible to $6,000 to keep the increase to a mere $150 a month. The couple used a $5,000 tax-deductible health savings account to cover her out-of-pocket expenses; Vincent's medication, which ran to $178 a month; and his blood work-ups, at $2,400 a year. In December, Rizzo signed up for Obamacare. She now has a policy that covers her and Vincent together, including all his meds and lab work, for $379 a month, with a $2,000 family deductible. "I feel like I died and went to insurance heaven," she says.
Today I turn 40, & I'm grateful to @BarackObama for the gift I am finally able to give myself. #Healthcare. Thank you Mr. President! #ACA
CAT (@OneCopaceticCAT) March 22, 2014
@BarackObama Just completed it today for me and my family. Saving $430 a month. Thank you. #healthcare4all
Will Bryan (@willwbryan) March 24, 2014
While Rizzo was working her way to thousands of dollars in annual savings, for example, Southern California Realtor Deborah Cavallaro was making the rounds of NBC, MSNBC, CNBC, CBS, Fox and public radio's Marketplace program, talking about how her premium was about to rise some 65% because of the "Unaffordable" Care Act. What her viewers and listeners didn't learn was that she hadn't checked the rates on California's insurance exchange, where (as we determined for her) she would have found a replacement policy for less than she'd been paying. The millions of beneficiaries of the measure — families excluded from insurance because of high premiums or preexisting medical conditions, low-income individuals made newly eligible for Medicaid, seniors receiving a new subsidy for prescriptions, women granted the legal right to affordable maternity coverage for the first time — seem to be absent from the news media or political ad campaigns. But you can't turn on your TV without seeing a well-produced 30- or 60-second spot featuring a purported tale of woe.
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NYT: Obama To Call For End To N.S.A.'s Bulk Data Collection
The Obama administration is preparing to unveil a legislative proposal for a far-reaching overhaul of the National Security Agency's once-secret bulk phone records program in a way that — if approved by Congress — would end the aspect that has most alarmed privacy advocates since its existence was leaked last year, according to senior administration officials. Under the proposal, they said, the N.S.A. would end its systematic collection of data about Americans' calling habits. The bulk records would stay in the hands of phone companies, which would not be required to retain the data for any longer than they normally would. And the N.S.A. could obtain specific records only with permission from a judge, using a new kind of court order.
As part of the proposal, the administration has decided to ask the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to renew the program as it exists for at least one more 90-day cycle, senior administration officials said. But under the plan the administration has developed and now advocates, the officials said, it would later undergo major changes. The new type of surveillance court orders envisioned by the administration would require phone companies to swiftly provide records in a technologically compatible data format, including making available, on a continuing basis, data about any new calls placed or received after the order is received, the officials said. They would also allow the government to swiftly seek related records for callers up to two phone calls, or "hops," removed from the number that has come under suspicion, even if those callers are customers of other companies.
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We are proud members of the 99%. RT to stand with us as we rally outside #SCOTUS tomorrow. #NotMyBossBusiness http://t.co/qGmfeqoqoQ
Catholics for Choice (@Catholic4Choice) March 24, 2014
2day, #SCOTUS considers if birth control is #NotMyBossBusiness. Last nite, these folks had something 2 say about it http://t.co/BalB4qU6de
(@UltraViolet) March 25, 2014
This is the BEST explanation of the cases, that I have seen. If you want to be educated on the issues, read it
Questions about today's #HobbyLobby arguments? I've got answers! rhrealitycheck.org/article/2014/0…
Jessica Pieklo (@Hegemommy) March 25, 2014
Jessica Mason Pieklo: The Hobby Lobby And Conestoga Wood Cases. Your Questions, Answered
On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in two cases challenging the birth control benefit in the Affordable Care Act (ACA). It's the second time in as many years that conservative business owners have argued to the Court that all or part of the health-care law is unconstitutional. While this challenge may look to be limited to just birth control, there is in fact a lot more at stake.The Supreme Court will hear in one hearing the legal challenges of two for-profit businesses, Hobby Lobby and the Conestoga Wood Specialties Corporation. Hobby Lobby is a national arts-and-crafts retail chain, while Conestoga is a Pennsylvania-based furniture maker. Both companies object to providing health insurance coverage for some kinds of contraception, claiming that the ACA's requirement that businesses provide employees equal health insurance coverage violates the companies' religious beliefs.
Prepping for tommorow's Hobby Lobby argument by reading the bible verse where God tells Moses to exclude birth control from insurance plans
Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) March 25, 2014
Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood (and the myriad other for-profit businesses challenging the mandate) are arguing that the birth control benefit violates the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) of 1993. The RFRA is a federal law that says the government may not "substantially burden a person's free exercise of religion," unless that burden is "necessary to further a compelling government interest" and uses the "least restrictive means" necessary. Conestoga also claims that the mandate violates its religious exercise rights under the First Amendment generally, citing the Citizens United case for precedent. In plain English, that means the Court will be tasked with answering several distinct questions. The first is the most direct: Do secular, for-profit corporations fit the definition of "individual" under the statute? But to get to that answer, the Court will have to wade into the much more troubling question of whether individual business owners can transfer their religious beliefs to that of their business in a way that allows businesses to exercise religious rights.
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President Obama and other world leaders held a G-7 meeting last night in The Hague → http://t.co/271DhWZqpR, pic.twitter.com/S6VyHIZBey
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) March 25, 2014
Read about the First Lady's visit here
First Lady Michelle Obama meets students as she visits an English language class at Chengdu No.7 High School in Chengdu in southwestern province of Sichuan, China
First Lady Michelle Obama speaks on education with students at the Chengdu No7 High School in Chengdu. #FLOTUSinChina pic.twitter.com/Gz4JuCNg7a
— Nerdy Wonka (@NerdyWonka) March 25, 2014
Children wave as the First Lady leaves after her visit to School No.7 in Chengdu
Rebecca Kaplan: Despite Tensions, No Sign Russia Has Backed Away From Nuclear Security
President Obama's European trip, which is serving as a de facto background for international meetings around the Ukraine crisis, continues Tuesday with the second day of a Nuclear Security Summit.Though the news out of Monday's meeting was a move by the Group of Seven (G-7) nations to further isolate Russia on the world stage, the U.S. announced the completion of projects with Belgium and Italy to remove nuclear material and reaffirmed a working relationship with Japan to dispose of highly-enriched uranium and separated plutonium stocks worldwide in order to prevent the materials from falling into the hands of criminals or terrorists.
Although Russia and the U.S. remain at odds – and trading sanctions – over the Russian incursion into the Crimean peninsula, National Security Advisor Susan Rice said Friday that the two countries continued to cooperate on the issue. "Nuclear security is an area where the United States has and continues to have an enduring interest in cooperation with Russia and other important countries where the security of nuclear materials remains of concern," Rice said at a White House briefing last week. "We have every interest in continuing to cooperate with Russia and other countries, even where we have differences with them on other issues, on the issue of nuclear security."
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No bosses in my bedroom! @emilyslist at #SCOTUS http://t.co/OdlU4ivWh5
Ellen Jacobson (@ellenstacyjac) March 25, 2014
Dear SCOTUS, my medication decisions and use are personal. #NotMyBossBusiness http://t.co/w9AlrkqzQp
LaurenC (@LaurenC291) March 25, 2014
Miami Herald: Enrollment Drives Kick Into High Gear As Deadline Approaches To Sign Up For President Obama's Health Care Law
With a week to go before the March 31 deadline to sign up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, South Florida enrollment efforts have surged. Organizers from elected officials to religious institutions are marshaling one last campaign to cover as many eligible consumers as possible. An army of volunteers and federally funded and trained counselors have fanned out across Miami-Dade, setting up shop in community rooms, public parks, local churches and health centers, hosting enrollment drives and health fairs nearly every day. At the Calle Ocho street festival in downtown Miami, a Liberty City health fair and the 93rd Street Community Baptist Church in West Little River, ambassadors for Obamacare have been signing people up for health insurance in South Florida.
Thank you President @BarackObama. #ImCovered
Chael Borden (@ChaelBorden) March 24, 2014
Miami-Dade leads all Florida counties in sign-ups and has the nation's second-highest enrollment rate among counties, according to April Washington, a regional government relations director for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services who attended the Liberty City enrollment drive. Florida, with the second highest rate of uninsured residents in the nation, leads all 36 states in sign-ups on the federally run exchange, with more than 442,000 people selecting a health plan, and an additional 124,000 assessed eligible for Medicaid. Many, such as Makiesha Victor, 20, bought health insurance for the first time. "I didn't know anything about health insurance," said Victor, a server at a McDonald's restaurant. "I feel good knowing I'm covered. Before, I felt I couldn't see a doctor.'' Karina Valdivia, 32, an uninsured single mother of two young children, signed up at the 93rd Street church, too. Valdivia, who lives in Miami's Brickell area and works for a cleaning service six days a week, found a silver-level plan that she said will cost her $21.36 a month in premiums. "I can afford it now," she said, a surprised tone in her voice. "I thought it was going to cost more, but it was less."
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Eliza Thompson: American Nuns Announce Their Support For Obamacare Contraception Access
The National Coalition of American Nuns recently came out in support of the Affordable Care Act's provision for contraception coverage. In a petition addressed to the U.S. Supreme Court (who will soon hear two cases where employers are denying their employees coverage because they don't personally support contraception), the nuns wrote, "We want to make clear that the sin is not a person using birth control. The sin is denying women the right and the means to plan their families." Well, that's awesome.
Sister Donna Quinn, the head of NCAN, told ReligionDispatches.org that "it isn't 'faith and freedom' when reproductive autonomy isn't extended by the Catholic Church to women." She added, "It isn't freedom when a woman can be held hostage by the owner of a business." The petition (which is extremely close to reaching its goal of 5,000 signatures) also had this to say about religious freedom: "We know that religious freedom means that each person has the right to exercise their own religious beliefs; religious freedom cannot mean that an individual or a corporation gets to impose their religious beliefs on their employees."
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Ignore the Politico outside crap. Focus on the words of Rice, Ruemmler, and Monaco
Carrie Budoff Brown: President Obama's West Wing Power Trio
But the case of National Security Adviser Susan Rice, counsel Kathy Ruemmler and homeland security adviser Lisa Monaco — the three women on the couch — offers a unique counterpoint to the argument that only men carry influence in the Obama White House. Nobody in the West Wing outranks them on national security issues, marking the first time that women have occupied all three positions in what has traditionally been a male-dominated field. Rice and Monaco are the ones who wake up Obama when something bad happens overnight. Collectively, the three women handle the most sensitive issues that cross the president's desk — including the administration's drone policy, military actions and the review of government surveillance techniques, which was the topic of discussion when the photograph was taken.
Waiting to see my new doctor. I am having my first appointment using my new insurance under ACA. Thank you President Obama!
Dolores Rogers (@DoloresMaireRog) March 18, 2014
"The notion that this is an all-male place is a joke," Rice said, pointing out that women occupy half the seats at the senior adviser meetings. "I'm always struck by the disconnect between perception and reality." Ruemmler said she had to be persuaded to do the interview, underscoring her point that women, more so than men, tend to shun the spotlight. "That, I think, is the general philosophy for most of the women here and that is just consistent with the way, to be candid, most of us were raised," Ruemmler said. "It is about doing the work, getting the work done, and the work will speak for itself." Rice chairs meetings in the Situation Room, where the people around the table are mostly men, including Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey and CIA Director John Brennan. But she said she's generally not conscious about her status as one of a handful women in the room.
@BarackObama Thank you Mr. President. With the Affordable Care Act I've been able to get my neck checked out from injuring it two years ago.
Anthony Reynolds (@TheAtrain86) March 24, 2014
The women try to do dinner once a month with the female Cabinet secretaries and White House senior staff. The confabs — part mentoring, part venting — were started by Janet Napolitano, the Homeland Security secretary in the first term, and continued by Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. Ruemmler sometimes coaxes Jarrett and Mastromonaco out of the building for Friday afternoon lunches. They said they weren't particularly struck by the photograph of the three of them sitting on the couch with Obama. That wasn't an unusual moment, they said. It's just what they do.
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Adelle M. Banks: Religious Groups Play Key Role In Obamacare Insurance Sign-Up
On one Friday earlier this month, more than 11,000 Muslims in mosques across the country heard a sermon about the Affordable Care Act. Hindu and National Baptist groups, meanwhile, are posting online announcements about the White House's "Faith and Community ACA Days of Action". Jewish women's groups have visited college campuses to get students who think they're "invincible" to sign up for health insurance. "What other time in our history will we be able to help our communities focus on wellness, to help every citizen access a means to be healthy and treat medical conditions, breaking the trend of making emergency rooms and 'urgent care' our primary care physicians?" asked Jacquelyn Dupont-Walker, director of the African Methodist Episcopal Church's Social Action Commission.
@BarackObama thanks to the @AffordableCareAct I have insurance. Thank you Obama!
Ana Casian lakos (@Anaclakos) March 23, 2014
The Rev. Gabriel Salguero, president of the National Latino Evangelical Coalition, has spearheaded information sessions at predominantly Latino churches around the country and radio spots on Hispanic Christian radio stations. Salguero noted that one in four persons who are eligible but uninsured are Latino. "It's an urgent need in our community," he said. "It's a real service to that underserved community." Salguero said he shares other evangelicals' concerns about Obamacare's coverage for what they consider to be abortifacients but nevertheless wants to make sure people have a chance to be educated about what the law does and does not include.
@BarackObama Thank you for my health care Mr. President
Adam C Catronio (@EratosKithara) March 23, 2014
"My position is I'm a pro-life person so I don't want anybody dying of preventable diseases if they can get health care," he said. Likewise, in a rare move, the Roman Catholic bishop of San Bernardino, Calif., wrote a letter that was read at Masses in his diocese on March 15-16, noting that undocumented parents should "sign your child up for health insurance immediately" and that opting out could result in fines that will increase over time. "It is true that our Church has raised objection to elements of the law that relate to contraception and abortion services that might be provided through it," Bishop Gerald R. Barnes wrote in the March 11 letter, "However, these factors do not mean that we, as Catholics, should disobey the new health care law. If we happen to have an insurance plan that includes services that are objectionable to our faith, which most plans in California do, our response is to not utilize these services."
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Say what you will, but the AHA allowed my friend to continue her cancer treatment, so @BarackObama - thank you.
Anne Tibbets (@WriteforCoffee) March 24, 2014
@BarackObama #ObamaCare Thank you from the bottom of my heart! Silver Level coverage! http://t.co/4MdkyhuP0K
Joni (@JoniHPetSitter) March 24, 2014
On This Day
President Barack Obama rests his foot on a football during the Domestic Policy Council Meeting in the Oval Office, March 25, 2009. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
A young woman reacts after seeing President Barack Obama, during his visit to Prairie Lights, an independent bookstore in Iowa City, Iowa, March 25, 2010. (Official White House Photo by Chuck Kennedy)
President Barack Obama greets a boy, whose first name is also Barack, following the President's remarks on health care at the University of Iowa Field House in Iowa City, Iowa, March 25, 2010. The President spoke about health insurance reform and how it will impact families and small businesses. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
President Barack Obama surprises Personal Secretary Katie Johnson with a gift and birthday cake in the Oval Office, March 25, 2011. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
President Barack Obama gestures during a briefing with a bipartisan, bicameral group of members of Congress on the situation in Libya, in the Situation Room of the White House, March 25, 2011. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
President Barack Obama talks with Rep. C.A. "Dutch" Ruppersberger, D-Md., following a briefing with a bipartisan, bicameral group of Members of Congress, in the Situation Room of the White House, March 25, 2011. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
President Barack Obama greets Medal of Honor recipients on the South Lawn of the White House, March 25, 2011. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
President Barack Obama visits with Archbishop Demetrios Trakatellis in the Green Room of the White House prior to a Greek Independence Day reception, March 25, 2011. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
President Barack Obama talks with Sung Kim, U.S. Ambassador to Republic of Korea, aboard Marine One during an early morning flight from Osan Air Base to the landing zone at U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan in Seoul, Republic of Korea, March 25, 2012. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
President Barack Obama and President Lee Myung-bak of the Republic of Korea walk down the grand staircase following their bilateral meeting at the Blue House in Seoul, Republic of Korea, March 25, 2012. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
President Barack Obama meets with senior advisors in the Oval Office, March 26, 2013. Pictured, from left, are: Senior Advisor Valerie Jarrett; Alyssa Mastromonaco, Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations; Kathryn Ruemmler, Counsel to the President; Pete Rouse, Counselor to the President; Chief of Staff Denis McDonough; Rob Nabors, Deputy White House Chief of Staff for Policy; and David Simas, Deputy Senior Advisor for Communications and Strategy. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama host a Passover Seder Dinner for family, staff and friends, in the Old Family Dining Room of the White House, March 25, 2013.
(Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
All times US Eastern (The Netherlands is five hours ahead)
4:0 AM: Arrives The Netherlands
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
4:50 AM: Tours The Rijksmuseum
With Rijksmuseum director Wim Pijbes in front of Dutch master Rembrandt's The Night Watch painting
5:15 AM: Holds a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Rutte
5:45 AM: Delivers remarks with Prime Minister Rutte
9:45 AM: Arrives the World Forum at The Hague to participate in the Nuclear Security Summit
10:0 AM: Attends the Opening Session
On This Day: Members of the audience cheer as President Obama delivers remarks on the American Jobs Act at Manchester Central High School in Manchester, N.H., Nov. 22, 2011 (Photo by Pete Souza)
Today (all times Eastern)
12:0: Jay Carney briefs the press
12:45: VP Biden meets with Deputy Prime Minister Bulent Arinc of Turkey at the White House
1:45: President Obama commemorates the 50th anniversary of John F Kennedy's assassination with an event devoted to an institution created by JFK: The Peace Corps. He will participate in a video conference with Peace Corps Volunteers in Tanzania
2:15: First Lady Michelle Obama hosts the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities (PCAH) National Arts and Humanities Youth Program
2:40: President Obama holds a bilateral meeting with King Mohammed VI of Morocco
President Obama:
"A half century ago, America mourned the loss of an extraordinary public servant.
"With broad vision and soaring but sober idealism, President John F. Kennedy had called a generation to service and summoned a Nation to greatness. Today, we honor his memory and celebrate his enduring imprint on American history.
"In his 3 years as President of the United States, John F. Kennedy weathered some of the most perilous tests of the Cold War and led America to the cusp of a bright new age.
"His leadership through the Cuban Missile Crisis remains the standard for American diplomacy at its finest. In a divided Berlin, he delivered a stirring defense of freedom that would echo through the ages, yet he also knew that we must advance human rights here at home.
"During his final year in office, he proposed a civil rights bill that called for an end to segregation in America. And recognizing women's basic right to earn a living equal to their efforts, he signed the Equal Pay Act into law.
"While President Kennedy's life was tragically cut short, his vision lives on in the generations he inspired — volunteers who serve as ambassadors for peace in distant corners of the globe, scientists and engineers who reach for new heights in the face of impossible odds, innovators who set their sights on the new frontiers of our time.
"Today and in the decades to come, let us carry his legacy forward. Let us face today's tests by beckoning the spirit he embodied — that fearless, resilient, uniquely American character that has always driven our Nation to defy the odds, write our own destiny, and make the world anew.
"NOW, THEREFORE, I, BARACK OBAMA, President of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States, do hereby proclaim November 22, 2013, as a Day of Remembrance for President John F. Kennedy."
AG Eric Holder at JFK gravesite at sunrise. He is a regular visitor there. pic.twitter.com/trHDUgMhZB
— meta (@metaquest) November 22, 2013
Everything you need to know about why today's #filibuster rule change is a really big deal: http://t.co/Sl4lKRMxpe, pic.twitter.com/69aLdZ8kpL
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) November 22, 2013
NYT Editorial: Democracy Returns to the Senate
For five years, Senate Republicans have refused to allow confirmation votes on dozens of perfectly qualified candidates nominated by President Obama for government positions. They tried to nullify entire federal agencies by denying them leaders. They abused Senate rules past the point of tolerance or responsibility. And so they were left enraged and threatening revenge on Thursday when a majority did the only logical thing and stripped away their power to block the president's nominees.
… Given the extreme degree of Republican obstruction during the Obama administration, the Democrats had little choice but to change the filibuster rule. As Mr. Reid noted on the floor, half of all filibusters waged against nominations in Senate history have occurred since Mr. Obama was elected….
…. Today's vote was an appropriate use of that power, and it was necessary to turn the Senate back into a functioning legislative body.
Full editorial here
@nytimes calls out the outrageous @gop 24×7 obstructionism & defends the nuclear option. Journalism at last. http://t.co/s07LBUvQvc
— amk4obama (@amk4obama) November 22, 2013
ThinkProgress: Why Senate Democrats Had To Invoke The 'Nuclear Option'
Well, it finally happened.
After five years of filibusters, obstruction, lengthy waits for confirmation and arguments over whether the party that failed to win either the White House or the Senate nonetheless has the power to hold top government jobs open for as long as Barack Obama is president, Senate Democrats finally decided that enough is enough. On Thursday, nearly every member of the Democratic caucus invoked a procedural maneuver that will allow the Senate to confirm several blocked nominees by a majority vote. The era of minority rule is over, at least where it comes to almost every confirmation…..
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168 filibusters of nominees in our history. HALF of them have occurred during Obama years! pic.twitter.com/xbQfsftLGm
— Senator Harry Reid (@SenatorReid) November 21, 2013
Greg Sargent: For liberals, a long crusade finally pays off in reform
In 2007, when Jeff Merkley was considering a run for the Senate from Oregon, he met privately with Harry Reid and Chuck Schumer. Merkley suggested to the two Dem leaders that the Senate needed to reform the filibuster — having watched both parties, including Dems in 2005, abuse it so badly that it was rendering the Upper Chamber dysfunctional.
…. That meeting may have been the genesis of a long tale that culminated this afternoon, six years later, when Reid finally went nuclear and changed the rules by simple majority — after a years-long campaign in which Merkley and other Senate liberals were instrumental.
…. Dem leaders had to be pushed to this point, but from the point of view of liberals, they did the right thing. "The filibuster has been used to wage continuous warfare on the presidency," Merkley said. "The Senate said today that's not acceptable. A huge thank you to the leadership team."
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Greatest opening paragraph ever?
Charles Pierce: And Boom Goes The Plutonium
I have no doubt that the civility crowd will scream bloody murder now that Harry Reid has dropped the big one in the Senate. They may need the Jaws of Life to pry Ruth Marcus off the fainting couch. As I said before. I was nervous about this prospect for years, but recently passed over the International Fk You Line. The country has a right to be governed by the president and the philosophy for which the country voted. Vandalism is not debate. It is not governing. It is long past time for Barack Obama actually to be allowed to be president.
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toon truth. #teabaggedEnoughAlready pic.twitter.com/GzYZ6DRJ0m
— amk4obama (@amk4obama) November 22, 2013
Milt Shook: Once Again, Progressives Should be Thanking Harry Reid
What every progressive needs to learn is that political things don't just happen because someone wants them to. They happen when a majority is ready to vote to make them happen.
Back in January, as many of you will recall, I took a lot of heat because I stood up for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and his valiant attempt to change filibuster rules. The man worked his ass off to make changes, and he actually got quite a few of them, despite the fact that he didn't have 51 votes to make them happen. He was able to change the rules, so that Senators could no longer put a blind hold on a nomination – they had to make themselves known – and he also got an agreement from Republicans to stop holding up nominations. This was a crucial deal. He did all of this, despite the fact that he had between 45 and 47 votes, because he was able to convince the Republican leadership that he had 51, which scared them silly.
…. Progressives underestimate Harry Reid at our peril. This guy is tougher than he looks.
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Reuters: Nearly 80,000 Californians sign up for Obamacare plans
Nearly 80,000 Californians have enrolled in private health insurance plans through the state's exchange marketplace created under President Barack Obama's healthcare law, the Covered California exchange said on Thursday.
The latest data, which charts enrollment from the October 1 start through November 19, means that about 20,000 more people signed up for plans since the exchange's initial update on its enrollment released November 13.
California, which is the most populous U.S. state and embraced the Affordable Care Act early on, is considered a crucial region for the administration's enrollment effort. The state is one of 14 operating their own exchanges, as opposed to relying on the federal government.
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Well, well, @SpeakerBoehner successfully signed up for #Obamacare today, despite desperately trying not to… pic.twitter.com/zlMIqNmxzh
— TheObamaDiary.com (@TheObamaDiary) November 22, 2013
ThinkProgress: Nearly Three-Quarters Of Americans With Individual Plans Qualify For Obamacare Subsidies
Over 70 percent of Americans under age 65 who buy insurance through the individual market will either qualify for Obamacare subsidies or the health law's expansion of Medicaid in the states that accept it, according to a new study by Families USA.
…. Researchers also noted that …."[U]nder the ACA, only 0.6 percent of Americans under age 65 will be at risk of losing their current individual market plan and will not be income-eligible for financial assistance that will make their new insurance plan more affordable. Even among this 0.6 percent, some have insurers who will not or cannot cancel their plans. Others will decide that they are better off with higher-value plans in the new insurance marketplaces."
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The ACA will become an act of historical decency while the tea party will be nothing more than a sad footnote.
— lloyd (@Art_Guy1) November 22, 2013
Texas Observer: Texas' Other Death Penalty
A Galveston medical student describes life and death in the so-called safety net.
… There's a popular myth that the uninsured — in Texas, that's 25 percent of us — can always get medical care through emergency rooms … The myth is based on a 1986 federal law called the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA), which states that hospitals with emergency rooms have to accept and stabilize patients who are in labor or who have an acute medical condition that threatens life or limb. That word "stabilize" is key: Hospital ERs don't have to treat you. They just have to patch you up to the point where you're not actively dying. Also, hospitals charge for ER care, and usually send patients to collections when they cannot pay.
…. The Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare, could have been a huge relief. However, Gov. Rick Perry rejected billions of dollars in federal funding to expand Medicaid, funding that should have brought access to more than a million Texans, including many St. Vincent's patients.
Perry's refusal is catastrophic health policy. For patients, it means that seeking medical care will still require risking bankruptcy, and may lead nowhere. For doctors, the message was not only that our patients' lives don't matter, but also that medicine—our old profession, so full of people who genuinely want to help others—will continue to be part of the economic machine that entrenches poverty. When the poor seek our help, they often wind up with crippling debt.
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.@BarbaraJWalters exclusively interviews @BarackObama and @FLOTUS in their first joint TV interview this year: @abc2020, Fri Nov 29th, 10pm.
— 20/20 (@ABC2020) November 22, 2013
#ThrowbackThursday 'When we grow up, we're gonna do awesome things' pic.twitter.com/gBafwnq1qU
— TheObamaDiary.com (@TheObamaDiary) November 22, 2013
On This Day:
First Lady Michelle Obama joins students for a "Let's Move!" Salad Bars to Schools launch event at Riverside Elementary School in Miami, Fla., Nov. 22, 2010 (Photo by Chuck Kennedy)
President Barack Obama shares a lighter moment during a meeting in the Situation Room of the White House, Nov. 22, 2010. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
President Obama at Manchester High School Central, N.H., Nov 22, 2011
President Obama jokes with players from the Oregon State University basketball team in the Oval Office on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 22, 2012. The team's head coach is Craig Robinson, brother of First Lady Michelle Obama.
(Photo by Pete Souza)
President Obama visits with the Corkery family during a stop at Julien's Corner Kitchen in Manchester, N.H., Nov. 22, 2011 (Photo by Pete Souza)


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The Tulip Top Garden Festival kicks off on the 13th of September and finishes on the 12th of October 2014. You can't miss the huge highway signs and coloured flags.
It is open every day from 9am to 5pm. Admission includes free instant tea and coffee plus a sausage sandwich from 11am - 1.30pm. Or you can BYO picnic and wine and relax in the gardens. Hot and cold food is also for sale including an all day breakfast, drinks or dutch pancakes in the garden marquee.
Check the website for dates and times of various bands and artists coming to entertain you. Various stalls will also be displaying and selling their goods.
Don't miss the opportunity to grab a spectacular photo from the 70 metre viewing platform. Amazing displays of magnificent tulips, hundreds of blossom trees and pretty spring flowers are all on display.

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Fri, Oct 17, 03 at 8:09
I saved the pit from some fantastic nectarines I bought a couple of weeks ago and also from some Concord Grapes. My stepdaughter loves to plant things with me and I thought these would be two good seeds to try out. Do I break open the pit to get to the nectarine seed or do we plant the whole pit out in the garden? With the grape seeds do we sow those now or wait until spring.
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plant the whole pit |
Some people break open the pit because it makes the seed grow faster, but I just put the whole thing in a wet paper towel in a baggie and waited a week or so until it broke the pit itself and started sending out roots. Then I planted it outside. I've never planted grapes, but I'd imagine you'd have better luck in spring than winter; if you have a lot you could plant some now and plant some later and see what works best. Good luck! |
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Talal Salman, publisher of the leftist newspaper AS SAFIR, called for a political solution to end the 10-month-old unrest in Syria, warning that the Syrian crisis is posing a danger to neighboring neigh·born.
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v. countries. "The core of the crisis [in Syria] is political. The tragic security incidents, which are hitting the Syrian society, are a bloody aspect of this crisis which is jolting the image of the state in Syria with its various institutions," Salman said in a front-page editorial on Jan. 9. "As much as a political solution for this crisis is delayed or obstructed, the economic and social consequences will increase the dangers to the [Syrian] state itself and also to Syria's neighbors who are living in a state of anxiety over the fate of their entities," he said.
"The dangers of the crisis have gone beyond Syria to its Arab environment. The gravity of the Syrian regime's responsibility has increased as a result of its failure to tackle the crisis with the required speed and consciousness," Salman said. "[The Syrian crisis] has become a source of danger to the neighboring countries, regardless of the map of conflicts among their various political parties." "Has enough blood been shed for the regime in Syria to be aware of the dangers caused by its rejection of reforms?" Salman asked. He said that had the Syrian regime begun implementing reforms demanded by the protesters at the beginning of the uprising in March, it would have saved Syria "a lot of tragic losses" and would have saved Syria's close neighbors the feeling that the contagion Contagion
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Here is a quick and easy dinner idea my sister created. I made it a little more healthy by cutting down the amount of butter and substituting brown rice. You could substitute scallops for the shrimp if you like. Submitted by BIXIE23 Carbs: 67.4g | Fat: 15g | Fiber: 14.6g | Protein: 27.1g | Calories: 498.3
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My DH was craving Taco Bell so I made this up to appease him...it worked!! Submitted by MOMRITZ Carbs: 52.7g | Fat: 2.4g | Fiber: 11.8g | Protein: 12.2g | Calories: 236.2
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These healthy breakfast bars provide a respectable level of protein and fiber without a ton of calories. Best of all, they can be eaten on the run. Reconfigure the "additions" to suit your fancy.... or replace the Splenda with another sweetener if you're trying to stay "au natural." This is a base recipe that can be tweaked to your taste! Submitted by TUESDAYS Carbs: 30.2g | Fat: 0.8g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 2.3g | Calories: 135.6
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After Hours Coffeehouse
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After the library closes, come check out some great music and poetry from local teen bands and performers. We'll also have free food and teen artwork on display!
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Congratulations to c3: Center for Conscious Creativity: www.consciouscreativity.org, nominated by a Chocolate Lover like you!
Here's what Kate has to say about this fearless organization:
"The c3 has worked tirelessly for 10 years as a volunteer based 501c3 to bring 'conscious creativity' to the Los Angeles creative community. We support artists and mediamakers/content creators working to make a better world through the stories they tell, the art they create and through education for maintaining their own wellbeing. We have supported a youth program called Mythic Challenges whereby young high school filmmakers collaborated with students in Afghanistan to create films addressing 15 global challenges and solutions. We would like to support more projects like this and to do so we need financial support. thank you for this great program!"
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'Creating a better future through arts, media and entertainment…'
The c3: Center for Conscious Creativity is a 501(c)(3) non profit arts and interdisciplinary research, education and project development organization founded in 2004 to provide artists, media makers, content creators, and other interested individuals, a platform and resources to create projects and explore how consciousness, creativity, storytelling, and traditional and emerging entertainment and communication technologies, can help create a better world.
The organization has evolved and is now in a stage of new growth emerging as a global organization in partnership with a global futurist think tank, The Millennium Project, to advance their Global Arts and Media Node.
The c3 focuses on the study of future trends in arts, media and entertainment, as well as story, creativity, consciousness and the synergy between the two — resulting in the transformative power of creativity for the individual, culture and society.
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- The use of arts, media, storytelling, creativity and transmedia strategy design to add in the creation of a better world and future for humanity.
- Expanding research and understanding of creativity, consciousness studies and the merger of the two.
- Researching and reporting on future trends in the arts, media and entertainment fields.
- Advocating information and resources to the creative community from the work of The Millennium Project and the 15 Global Challenges and Solutions addressed in their publication the STATE OF THE FUTURE report.
- Educating and supporting the creative community, individuals and institutions aligned with the mission of c3 and mentoring and educating youth.
- Supporting the creation of media and arts projects that reflect the mission of c3 with current emphasis on 360 immersive arts and media projects.
- Establishing and supporting cross-disciplinary collaboration and networking with other like-minded organizations and individuals.
- Providing individuals with resources to optomize their creativity, activate their unique "genius" and achieve their highest potential as creators through exploring and developing alternative "inner practices."
- Educating the public on conscious creativity and the power of communication, arts and media to transform."


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They tried to tell me that my license was suspended
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In the Public Enemy original, the government tell Chuck D he's got to join the army. Fatlip parodies this with a problem that's not quite so life-threatening: his driving licence has been suspended.
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More interesting to me... I remember all the anti-French stuff when France kept saying they thought Lance and others were doping... people said they were just jealous.
I hope France gets an apology out of this too.
Of course French cyclists were doping as well.
More companies have dropped Armstrong or will when contracts run out, including Trek, Giro, 24 hour Fitness, Honey Stinger (which he owns part of) among others. Petty much all of them say they'll continue to support Livestrong.


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Read Jean Jennings's comments on driving the 2008 Nissan Cube (JDM).
I would like to say the Nissan Cube is darling, but you'll think I'm some sissy girl, so I'll let those words come right out of the mouth of a friend of mine named DK. This is not a lie. DK works at Lewis Jewelers in Ann Arbor and he reads "all the car magazines," he says, not for a second imagining that I might be insulted. Whatever.
He took one look out the front window and pronounced the Cube "darling."
I took one look at it and jumped in. And instantly felt stupid. Our Cube came from Japan, the only place it's sold for now, and it's right hand drive. I was staring out a windshield with no steering wheel or instrument panel in front of me. I jumped out before anyone saw me, and got in the other side.
The CUBE (what a great name!) has a natural cruising rate of 130 kph at 3200 rpm, accompanied by a giant vacuum hum coming from under the hood. I have no other negative remarks, on a laundry list of things I really, really like:
-Rear seatbacks that flop down easily from the back access, making it simple to improve cargo space as you find you need it. -Impeccable choice of colors (ecru and sepia interior trim) and materials (checked cloth seats and door inserts, interesting plastic textures and patterns, creamy plastic temp controls) -HUGE visibility -Four-wheel-drive button on dash -Nice sunroof, rear defrost and wiper, keyless ignition -Proper hand straps in the back to hold the dry cleaning
The Cube is way more interesting to me than the Scion xB, especially since its wimpy redesign. This is a vehicle I'd consider owning.
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SALEM, Ore. – A last-ditch three-point attempt from Cody Jurgens rattled out and Linfield suffered a gut-wrenching 68-67 NWC loss to host Willamette Tuesday night at the Cone Field House.
The Bearcats (7-10, 4-4 NWC) followed the numbers as Terrell Malley, their leading scorer, turned in a season-high 30 points and the conference's leading rebounder, Sean Dart, contributed a game-high 11 boards to go along with 10 points for a double-double.
Jordan Russell's 13 points were a new career high and a team-best in the guard's first career start. Zach Meikle and Tim Pang each turned in 10 points for the 'Cats. NWC leading scorer
Andrew Batiuk
(Jr., Lake Oswego, Ore.) was limited to less than 10 points for the second consecutive game, but gave the 'Cats 11 rebounds. Linfield fell to 3-15 on the season with the loss, moved to 2-7 in NWC play and suffered its fourth straight defeat.
The teams traded buckets to open the game as Elliot Babcock-Krenk got the Bearcats going with a three and Pang followed with a layup.
A 5-0 run by the 'Cats gave Linfield its first lead of the game with the score at 13-12 midway through the first. Though Batiuk was held scoreless up to this point, the talented sophomore had already grabbed six rebounds.
Russell sank a pair of threes that came in the midst of a 10-1 run and put the Wildcats up 23-14 with eight minutes left in the first. Four quick points from Dart and Malley had Willamette knocking on the door with less than six minutes until the half.
Free throws down the stretch from Malley and Oliver Hughes had the Bearcats within one, 34-33 as the teams headed to the locker room.
Malley, who came in ranking fifth in the conference in scoring (15.3), led all scorers with 15 in the first, while Russell topped the Wildcats' roster with nine. While the teams were both right around 42 in terms of shooting percentage, Willamette hit 7-of-9 from the free throw line and the Wildcats converted just 4-of-10.
The lead shifted hands twice in the opening two minutes of the second, as both teams came out of the break with a replenished offensive mentality. Moments later Linfield exploded for a 6-0 run, capped off by a layup from Cory Hendryx that put the score at 44-38.
Willamette accepted the challenge and put together a 9-0 run of its own in which Sam Walters contributed a pair of threes. Ensuing layups from Alex Brown and Noah Ripley had the Bearcats on top 51-46 mid-way through the second.
Neither team managed to pull away moving through the middle part of the second. After a pair of free throws from Batiuk that put Linfield up by three, the Bearcats burst into a 6-0 run to put the hosts in front with less than eight minutes to play.
Willamette could not sustain its lead moving down the stretch, as a key steal from Pang with 1:29 left led to a dunk by Jurgens to tie the score at 66-all. The Bearcats had the final say, however, as one last jumper from Malley secured the lead for good.
'CAT SCRATCH: The series has been fairly level over the past decade, with the Bearcats holding a slight 14-8 advantage overall…neither team has built a winning streak against the other of more than three in that time span…Linfield has featured three or more double-digit scorers on eight occasions this season, while Willamette has accomplished the feat nine times…Meikle's 10 points gave him double figures in consecutive games…the Bearcats took the sweep in the season series with the victory.
AHEAD: The 'Cats take on Lewis & Clark in Portland Saturday. Tipoff is set for 8 p.m. in the Pamplin Sports Center directly following the women's game.
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The Women in Concrete Alliance (WICA) - a networking organization for women in the concrete industry that debuted earlier this year - has announced the call for entries for their first Woman of Distinction award.
According to Kari Moosmann, co-founder of WICA, the Award was created to celebrate women in the industry.
"We are excited to see a woman in the industry honored by her peers," said Moosmann. "This Award will reinforce that women are a valued resource in the concrete construction industry."
WICA co-founder Kimberly Kayler noted that the recipient of the award will signify the spirit of the Women in Concrete Alliance.
"WICA was formed to supply information, opportunities and mentoring to women working in the concrete construction industry," said Kayler. "There are many women that really make a difference for other women in the industry, as well as make this is a better marketplace for us all. This Award gives us a chance to celebrate those heroes."
To submit a nomination for the Woman of Distinction Award, visit the News/Events page at www.womeninconcrete.org. The deadline for all nominations is October 15, 2010. After the nominations are received, members of the industry will have the opportunity to vote on their choice and the winner will be announced Feb. 1, 2011.
The WICA was started by co-founders Moosmann, former managing editor of Concrete Construction magazine, and Kayler, president of Constructive Communication, Inc. The idea for an ongoing network began with Hanley Wood's Women in Concrete (WIC) event at World of Concrete. The spirit of Women in Concrete was kept alive through the year by profiles of readers that appeared in a regular column in The Concrete Producer and Concrete Construction magazines. Requests for a more continuous connection sparked the idea for the Alliance. WICA strives to go beyond these initial efforts and reach women on a continuous basis to create an industry alliance that serves the needs of all women in concrete.
The Advisory Board that directs the focus of the Women in Concrete Alliance consists of Diana Sanicki, Marketing Manager, Doka USA, Ltd.; Janet Ong, Marketing Director, CTS Cement Manufacturing Corporation; Jenne Imholte-Decker, Paving Sales Manager, Simplex Construction, Supplies, Inc.; Patti Flesher, Media Relations Manager, Portland Cement Association; Kitty Hoyle, President, Wellington Hamrick, Inc.; Anne Ellis, PE, Vice President, AECOM; and Shelby Mitchell, Associate Editor, The Concrete Producer magazine.
For more information on the Women in Concrete Alliance, e-mail email@example.com, or go to www.womeninconcrete.org, Women in Concrete facebook fan page, Women in Concrete group on LinkedIn, or follow Women in Concrete on twitter.
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quote:WALL QUESTION!!!!!!!!!!!!! All discussions of the Wall dictate that it is warded against the Others but we are all missing something crucial. The Night King took his Other bride to the Nightfort, ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WALL!!! So if the Wall is traditionally warded against the Others how do they make it through? Answer: Only a Stark can bring the Others through the Wall. Brandon the Builder used his blood to bind the Wall with magic, meaning that only a Stark can bring that which is unwelcome across the Wall. It also explains why there must be a Stark at Winterfell, to keep the magic of the Wall strong. The Night King, as a Stark, was able to bring his Other Bride across. This is also why I think that the Wall doesnt necessarily need to be brought down to let the Others have their way with the Seven Kingdoms. They have Benjen Stark to lead them across. BOOM!
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quote:If my theory is correct then we have two factions emerging. Bran Faction: Others are in league with the CoTF, Bloodraven evil, and Bran is their way through the Wall. Benjen Faction: Others are on their own and Benjen Stark is their way through the Wall.
quote:Benjen Faction: Others are on their own and Benjen Stark is their way through the Wall.
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5 And the brazen altar that Bezaleel the son of Uri, the son of Hur, had made, was there before the tabernacle of Jehovah; and Solomon and the congregation sought unto it. | 5 But the bronze altar that Bezalel son of Uri, the son of Hur, had made was in Gibeon in front of the tabernacle of the LORD; so Solomon and the assembly inquired of him there. |
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My tennis buddy has black berries close to his court. Course we sometime hit the balls in the wild black berries.. Go sucked in by the TV add got me grass gator with the plastic blades attachment on my 4 stroke weed trimmer. Will let you know how it works on the black berries and weeds.. We are tired of getting chewed up by the thorns! Course there are those that would say "don't hit the balls in the weeds. trying to hit 80 MPH passing shots it hard sometimes if you OLD and not as QUICK as you use to be? |
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